Appendix A: The Visual-Spatial Learner in School

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Appendix A: The Visual-Spatial Learner in School Betty Maxwell There are two main ways of organizing the world. These are spatial (using space) and sequential (using time). spatial people tend to use space as a whole. They get a sudden aha recognition of patterns or significant relationships that they see in their mind. Sequential people organize information by following a logical sequence of steps to a conclusion. Even when they are organizing space, they do it in a linear, orderly way, such as writing from left to right, or building an outline from the top down. There are also two basic learning styles: Visual-Spatial and auditory-sequential.

Appendix A: The Visual-Spatial Learner in School Betty Maxwell There are two main ways of organizing the world. These are spatial (using space) and sequential (using time).

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